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| Welcome To Golden Land, Myanmar |
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Note:: Some of the places in Myanmar are not available to visitor all year round.
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"Myanmar is adjacent attached to seacoasts, scenes of beaches you can view, and also enriched Hill land, Mountain View Point could also be enjoyable. Rivers, Streams, Lakes and Ponds abundance make you feel pleased on boat-rides. As most people in Myanmar are Buddhists, there are so many Pagodas, Buddha Images, and Monasteries to visit elsewhere. Ethnicity collective unique Myanmar is able to be observed variety of Customs and Traditions, and not an Industrial nation yet, still a developing country, Hand-crafts are reliable that could study Hand-made Domestic Works a lot."
Here is the one stop access to get all information to visit Mynamar.
WARMLY WELCOME To MYANMAR |
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| Maha Bodhi Ta Htaung |
| Maha Bodhi Ta Htaung (lit. 'a thousand great Bo trees') is a famous Buddhist region and monastery located in Monywa Township, Sagaing Region, Myanmar (Burma). |
| Monywa |
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| Shwenandaw Monastery |
| The Shwenandaw Monastery is one of the finest examples of traditional 19th century wooden monastery building in the country. |
| Mandalay |
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| Maelamu Pagoda |
| Maelamu Pagoda is famous for the giant images depicting Buddha’s earlier lives. |
| Yangon |
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| Adventurous Jungle-road Gawyingyi |
| "Gawyingyi Island" is a name of Island located at Ngayote Kaung Sub-Township Ngaputaw Tsp. in the Ayarwady Division. As Gawyingyi nationality lived once there, its nomination Gwawyingyi placed oral was learnt. |
| Pathein |
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| National Museum of Myanmar |
| The National Museum of Myanmar, located in Dagon, Yangon, is the main museum of Burmese art, history and culture in Myanmar. |
| Yangon |
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| You can explore information, photos and videos about all interesting places around Myanmar here. |
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Folk Toys of Myanmar |
Myanmar children are fast catching up on the toys of the present age, such as fire-spitting guns, battery-operated cars and TV games. In the more remote villages the toys may not be high tech but still they are no longer the traditional folk toys, which by now have entered the realms of folk art. However, children still do apprec... |
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Shinbyu (Novitiation Ceremony) |
Shinbyu (also spelt shinpyu) is the Burmese term for a novitiation ceremony (pabbajja) in the tradition of Theravada Buddhism, referring to the celebrations marking the samanera ordination of a boy under the age of 20.
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Panbu (Sculpture) |
The art of Panbu (Sculpture) means the one which produces figures and floral designs made of wood or ivory. The artisans make the figure of human beings and animals and floral designs. Myanmar’s traditional sculpture emerged before the Bagan period and it improved in the middle of Bagan Era. Myanmar’s sculpture base t... |
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There are a list of Foreign Embassies in Myanmar and Myanmar Embassies around the world. We hope it can be useful for you what want to know about Myanmar and where to go with ease and security when you are travelling in Myanmar.
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The kyat is the currency of Myanmar and the currency code for Kyats is MMK. US dollar is the most acceptable currency. You can exchange money at banks, airports, shopping centers and down town easily now.
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Burmese is the main language, but English is spoken by many people in cities and tourist areas (to varying degrees of proficiency); most hotels and tour agencies have some staff with a reasonable level of understanding.
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Fried Salted Carp fish |
| Meal Of Bamar People |
Because of salty fish, you shouldn’t too much for this one. But when you eat with cooked rice it can help you to appetite your stomach. Have a nice meal and don’t forget to taste it. |
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Tapioca |
| Meal Of Bamar People |
Tapioca, “Tharku”, can usually seem in food donation ceremony. Because it is very easy to make, families also make it for desert or snack in homes. Sweet taste combine with coconut flavor make this dish perfect. |
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Spicy and sour fish curry |
| Meal Of Bamar People |
I would like to introduce how to cook the spicy and sour fish curry. This curry doesn’t need oil.So it is better health. Cooking with saw-leaf herbs and lemon grass make mouth-watering delicious. Me and my family like it very much. If you have a chance should try it for once. |
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| Doan dance |
| Dance Of Karen People |
 If one were to name the dance which best represents the life and beauty of the Kayin people, it is the Doan dance. It is a joyful and gay collective dance which symbolises solidar... |
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| Zat pwe duet dance |
| Dance Of Bamar People |
 All-night performances, which combine melodrama, slapstick, traditional dance, and even pop music are called "zat pwe" in Burma. These seasonal events are staged in enclos... |
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